Jireh

Unbelievable 🇰🇪 ✊🏾

[Goddie @Goddie_Ke]

We took a loan to do underground cabling in Nairobi for Kenya Power, yet Kenya Power itself had no idea about it - Controller of Budget

[𝙴𝚖𝚒𝚛 of #𝟶𝟶𝟷 @MombasaEmir]

Germany killed 80% of the Herero people and 50% of the Nama people in Namibia, stole and kept their land and shipped their skulls to Europe for research. You won't hear of this holocaust because it was an extermination of Africans

[The Kenyan Vigilante @KenyanSays]

" Nitakutandika Marisasi utanipeleka wapi? Si ni Kortini tu? "-A disturbing video has emerged of a police officer openly threatening to kill a young Kenyan man, claiming he would easily be released on bond by a Kenyan court while the young man would be buried.

[Maddo @itsamaddworld]

The US never learns.

[Antifa_Ultras @ultras_antifaa]

#USA - Former soldier Brian McGuinness, who was detained with his arm broken after saying “No one wants to die for Israel” in the U.S. Senate, shouted “Free Palestine” after being released.

[Valerie Anne Smith @ValerieAnne1970]

Bill Gates is very interested in your water...

While we’re distracted by headlines...Bill Gates, BlackRock & Nestlé have quietly teamed up.

- Gates is buying up huge tracts of farmland sitting directly over major aquifers (giving him control of groundwater).
- BlackRock is pouring billions into water infrastructure, utilities & water-related investments.
- Nestlé is extracting millions of gallons from drought-stricken areas to bottle & sell for profit.
- Their former CEO Peter Brabeck-Letmathe once said, "water is NOT a human right."

Control the water → control the people. 💧

This is about ownership of the most essential resource on Earth.

[Sholla Ard 🇰🇪 @sholard_mancity]

There are reports that government plans to clear 3 acres of land at Karura Forest to create space for 5 million tree seedlings and temporary NYS accommodation.

But something deeper is happening across Kenya.

Green spaces in our cities are quietly disappearing.

Kenyan leaders travel abroad and proudly take photos walking through beautiful city parks and nature trails.

Yet back home, their own citizens are slowly being denied those same spaces.

Uhuru Park has faced repeated attempts at encroachment.
Jevanjee Gardens could easily be next.

In Malindi, a public park is already being cleared for housing.

A society that destroys its public spaces slowly destroys its dignity.

Professor Wangari Maathai fought to protect these forests and parks because she understood something simple:

Nature in a city is not a luxury.
It is a public right.
We must protect its green spaces before they disappear completely. ~ sholla ard

[sarah @sahouraxo]

Professor John Mearsheimer:

“From 1971 to 2021, the U.S. murdered 38 million people.”

“38 million.”

And this is the same U.S. that now wants to “liberate” Iran.

[Sophie Mugure Njehia @MugureNjehia]

Amkeni,

50 children have died at KU REFERRAL HOSPITAL ‼️

KU Referral hospital is slowly becoming dysfunctional.

No medicine, pending bills,etc

Remember when MUUAJI changed management of the board of KU Referral hospital?

KNH has fallen. Now KU REFERRAL? 😭😭

Kama hautakufia hospitali juu ya kukosa matibabu, utabebwa na maji ukitoka kutafutia sirikali tax ndio wakuibie.
Kidogo uko Kwa nyumba unawatch tv, gunshot inaingia inakuua.

Mko sure mnataka kungoja 2027?

@HEBabuOwino is right akisema maandamano ndio itakomboa Kenya.

#OccupyStatehouse

[Mack @whatMackSays]

Jeff was stupid to laugh and sweep Olive’s concern as if she were not a colleague journalist. Sakaja straight up dismissed her question and this senile clown let him!
Get this pig washer off my screens man!!

[LB @LBGeneraI]

We were told by Western media that girls in Iran 🇮🇷 were not allowed to go to school

Meanwhile Iran 🇮🇷 has the highest women scientists in the world, more than the United States 🇺🇸

Yes, you read that right.

[Larry Madowo @LarryMadowo]

Why is Nigeria is still charging Kenyans ~$80 for a single entry visa even though Kenya is visa-free for all Nigerians (and all* Africans)?

Is it time to match their energy and reintroduce visas for them?

[Willis Evans Otieno @otienowill]

So Johnson Sakaja wants to tell us that he was stuck in floods as a schoolboy during the 1997 El Niño floods in Kenya, and now decades later as Governor of Nairobi, people are still stranded in the same chaos?
It is a confession of total leadership bankruptcy.

If anything, it exposes the absurdity of the moment: a man who grew up witnessing a problem now sits in the highest office in the city and still speaks about it as though he is merely another helpless bystander in traffic.

Narrative therapy on steroids!

Blaming wananchi for littering drains while boasting about deploying a “green army” to unclog them every day is the bureaucratic equivalent of mopping the floor while the roof is collapsing. Cities do not drown because someone threw a plastic bottle into a gutter. They drown because leaders fail to build and maintain serious storm-water infrastructure, enforce planning laws, and protect riparian corridors from political cartels.

The brutal truth is simple: if floods that immobilized the city in 1997 are still immobilizing it today under your watch, then your tenure has added absolutely nothing to the solution. You have merely inherited the dysfunction and perfected the art of explaining it.

[Scion (PanAfroCore) @ScionofCulture]

Nearly 170 killed in recent attack in South Sudan

[Levi Munyeri @LeviMunyeri]

Unconstitutional. NTSA cannot assume the role of the Judiciary. The rights to impose a fine fall squarely under the Judiciary. If a quasi-judicial body imposes fines, it must derive that authority from statute and the right to be heard must be granted. I will file a Petition.

[MO @Abu_Salah9]

A clip that left the world in disbelief and horror.
Israel did this.

[The WolfFather 🐺🌹 @DelgadoPrime]

Nobody analysed the bombs they dropped on Gaza for 2years though.

[La Patrona @karimiBeryl]

She mentions people died and he responds by saying she seems upset. Her colleague laughs. No remorse. No empathy. Just a room with one person who is capable of empathy. I am so glad she affirmed that she was upset. Death should be upsetting.